Letter from Raymond Gallup to Sunday
Times over Brian Deer article "MMR jab scare
research dealt a 'killer blow'"
From Sunday Times Letters <Stletters2@newsint.co.uk>
Dear Mr Gallup
Thank you for your letter. I have passed on a copy for the information of the
News Editor.
Yours sincerely
Parin Janmohamed
Letters Editor
-----Original Message-----
From: Raymond Gallup [mailto:truegrit@gti.net]
Sent: 06 March 2005 15:22
To: Sunday Times Letters
Subject: MMR jab scare research dealt a 'killer blow'
In reference to the article titled, "MMR jab scare research dealt a 'killer
blow'" by Brian Deer, I have not seen any study that can provide clinical
science proving that the MMR vaccine is not linked to autism. The recent study
in Japan by Honda, Rutter et al did not do any colon biopsies, immune blood
panel tests or lumbar punctures. This study was just like prior studies that
tried to disprove the link between autism and the MMR vaccine, it was a
computer-based number study that tried to come to a conclusion without real
science.
It is time to do real science and replicate the science done by Dr. Andrew
Wakefield and Dr. Vijendra Singh. The autism pandemic is not genetic but due to
the vaccine assault on our children. Denying the science won't make it go away.
Denying that we are having an autism pandemic will not make our children go
away. Denying that we have a problem won't make families go away and it
certainly won't make us less vocal about what happened to our children.
My son, Eric tested positive for myelin basic protein antibodies, he has
elevated measles antibody titers and colitis. Those that deny that the MMR
vaccine did this to my son (and thousands of other Eric's), please explain to me
what did? Don't deny it but produce science to explain it!!! To date I have not
seen or heard of any science that could tell me something different.
In April 1995, I wemt to a National Institutes of Health autism conference in
Bethesda, Maryland. I met M. Rutter and showed him the blood test done by Dr.
Vijendra Singh that showed our son, Eric tested positive for myelin basic
protein antibodies. He and others didn't know what to make of it but I knew it
indicated an autoimmune disorder. Either M. Rutter was ignorant or he was
pretending he didn't know what the results indicated. Maybe because M. Rutter is
a psychiatrist and relies on prescription drugs for his practice, his judgement
is clouded by pharmaceutical lobby?
Raymond Gallup, parent and Founder
The Autism Autoimmunity Project
Lake Hiawatha, NJ 07034 USA
truegrit@gti.net
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